How to make sure API calls completes before another page loads in React
I am making an api call in my react project in app.js.What is happening is that I am getting response from this API after some time, till then my other component which is using this repsonse breaks, so i have to make sure that unless getSubscriptionStatusCallback is not called don't proceed ahead.
getSubscriptionStatus(context) {
console.log('inside api');
if (!context.userInfo || context.userInfo.UserIdentified === '0')
return
let cacheManager = new CacheManager({
apiName: 'getSubscriptionStatus',
cacheKey: CacheKeys.SubscriptionStatus(context, ''),
loader: GetSubscriptionStatusApi.get,
callback: this.getSubscriptionStatusCallback,
ttlInSecs: 10
})
let params = {
'OPXUserID': context.userInfo.OPXUserID,
'ProductType': 'APPSTORE',
'SiteID': context.siteProperties.SiteID,
}
cacheManager.getObject(context, '', params)
}
getSubscriptionStatusCallback =(json) => {
let context = this.state.context
context.subscriptionStatus = json
this.setState({context: context})
console.log("testing"+context.subscriptionStatus.StatusCode);
console.log(this.className, 'getSubscriptionStatusCallback', context)
}
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
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I am making an api call in my react project in app.js.What is happening is that I am getting response from this API after some time, till then my other component which is using this repsonse breaks, so i have to make sure that unless getSubscriptionStatusCallback is not called don't proceed ahead.
getSubscriptionStatus(context) {
console.log('inside api');
if (!context.userInfo || context.userInfo.UserIdentified === '0')
return
let cacheManager = new CacheManager({
apiName: 'getSubscriptionStatus',
cacheKey: CacheKeys.SubscriptionStatus(context, ''),
loader: GetSubscriptionStatusApi.get,
callback: this.getSubscriptionStatusCallback,
ttlInSecs: 10
})
let params = {
'OPXUserID': context.userInfo.OPXUserID,
'ProductType': 'APPSTORE',
'SiteID': context.siteProperties.SiteID,
}
cacheManager.getObject(context, '', params)
}
getSubscriptionStatusCallback =(json) => {
let context = this.state.context
context.subscriptionStatus = json
this.setState({context: context})
console.log("testing"+context.subscriptionStatus.StatusCode);
console.log(this.className, 'getSubscriptionStatusCallback', context)
}
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
2
You should just be able to check a prop to decide if a component should mount.
– jmargolisvt
Nov 15 '18 at 14:57
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I am making an api call in my react project in app.js.What is happening is that I am getting response from this API after some time, till then my other component which is using this repsonse breaks, so i have to make sure that unless getSubscriptionStatusCallback is not called don't proceed ahead.
getSubscriptionStatus(context) {
console.log('inside api');
if (!context.userInfo || context.userInfo.UserIdentified === '0')
return
let cacheManager = new CacheManager({
apiName: 'getSubscriptionStatus',
cacheKey: CacheKeys.SubscriptionStatus(context, ''),
loader: GetSubscriptionStatusApi.get,
callback: this.getSubscriptionStatusCallback,
ttlInSecs: 10
})
let params = {
'OPXUserID': context.userInfo.OPXUserID,
'ProductType': 'APPSTORE',
'SiteID': context.siteProperties.SiteID,
}
cacheManager.getObject(context, '', params)
}
getSubscriptionStatusCallback =(json) => {
let context = this.state.context
context.subscriptionStatus = json
this.setState({context: context})
console.log("testing"+context.subscriptionStatus.StatusCode);
console.log(this.className, 'getSubscriptionStatusCallback', context)
}
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
I am making an api call in my react project in app.js.What is happening is that I am getting response from this API after some time, till then my other component which is using this repsonse breaks, so i have to make sure that unless getSubscriptionStatusCallback is not called don't proceed ahead.
getSubscriptionStatus(context) {
console.log('inside api');
if (!context.userInfo || context.userInfo.UserIdentified === '0')
return
let cacheManager = new CacheManager({
apiName: 'getSubscriptionStatus',
cacheKey: CacheKeys.SubscriptionStatus(context, ''),
loader: GetSubscriptionStatusApi.get,
callback: this.getSubscriptionStatusCallback,
ttlInSecs: 10
})
let params = {
'OPXUserID': context.userInfo.OPXUserID,
'ProductType': 'APPSTORE',
'SiteID': context.siteProperties.SiteID,
}
cacheManager.getObject(context, '', params)
}
getSubscriptionStatusCallback =(json) => {
let context = this.state.context
context.subscriptionStatus = json
this.setState({context: context})
console.log("testing"+context.subscriptionStatus.StatusCode);
console.log(this.className, 'getSubscriptionStatusCallback', context)
}
javascript reactjs
javascript reactjs
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
asked Nov 15 '18 at 14:52
Shubham ChopraShubham Chopra
402110
402110
2
You should just be able to check a prop to decide if a component should mount.
– jmargolisvt
Nov 15 '18 at 14:57
add a comment |
2
You should just be able to check a prop to decide if a component should mount.
– jmargolisvt
Nov 15 '18 at 14:57
2
2
You should just be able to check a prop to decide if a component should mount.
– jmargolisvt
Nov 15 '18 at 14:57
You should just be able to check a prop to decide if a component should mount.
– jmargolisvt
Nov 15 '18 at 14:57
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you should conditionally render the component which requires the data from your api as props.
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : ''
Make 'hasReceivedData' a state and trigger the api call in the lifecycle method 'componentDidMount()', update the state in the callback.
To improve the user experience you could show a spinner till the data is loaded
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : '<Spinner>'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
Fabian HinsenkampFabian Hinsenkamp
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you should conditionally render the component which requires the data from your api as props.
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : ''
Make 'hasReceivedData' a state and trigger the api call in the lifecycle method 'componentDidMount()', update the state in the callback.
To improve the user experience you could show a spinner till the data is loaded
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : '<Spinner>'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
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you should conditionally render the component which requires the data from your api as props.
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : ''
Make 'hasReceivedData' a state and trigger the api call in the lifecycle method 'componentDidMount()', update the state in the callback.
To improve the user experience you could show a spinner till the data is loaded
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : '<Spinner>'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
Fabian HinsenkampFabian Hinsenkamp
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you should conditionally render the component which requires the data from your api as props.
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : ''
Make 'hasReceivedData' a state and trigger the api call in the lifecycle method 'componentDidMount()', update the state in the callback.
To improve the user experience you could show a spinner till the data is loaded
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : '<Spinner>'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
Fabian HinsenkampFabian Hinsenkamp
1716
you should conditionally render the component which requires the data from your api as props.
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : ''
Make 'hasReceivedData' a state and trigger the api call in the lifecycle method 'componentDidMount()', update the state in the callback.
To improve the user experience you could show a spinner till the data is loaded
hasReceivedData ? <Component> : '<Spinner>'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 15:23
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You should just be able to check a prop to decide if a component should mount.
– jmargolisvt
Nov 15 '18 at 14:57